Updated Rules

[Jake]

What is the rule on obviously fake T rules? Sometimes I'll say something like "All Ts cause mischief". Obviously that isn't a real T order, but I've been shot or killed for that before.

 

No T orders of any kind.

[asdfg]

Working great so far, all good changes.

[Spiritwind]

Really recommend making it on the main page to show these rule changes; the constant rule changes are pretty hard for regulars to keep up with, and there seems to be a lot of confusion regarding them.

[H4wKEye]

In the change log it says you have allowed special orders, but said to not abuse them, can you update that onto the rules?

 

 

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[delirium]

In the change log it says you have allowed special orders, but said to not abuse them, can you update that onto the rules?

 

 

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it's common sense dude.....

[Goku]

it's common sense dude.....

 

Think he's asking for the rules to be updated to reflect that change. For example when I just looked at the megathread, it still just says that special orders aren't allowed.

[H4wKEye]

Think he's asking for the rules to be updated to reflect that change. For example when I just looked at the megathread, it still just says that special orders aren't allowed.

 

Correct, because most people will still not be aware

[matt]

Jake is taking a short leave, but I have edited the changelog, hope it helps.

[H4wKEye]

Jake is taking a short leave, but I have edited the changelog, hope it helps.

 

I appreciate it. Thanks

 

 

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[Nuclear Onion]

I suggest if you guys do keep changing rules around a bit, you give a reminder via server that you're doing such. We had a bit of a feud on special orders tonight and I think it's mainly because people are a bit too uninformed of the changes, especially the ones who do not join as often as others.

 

The method of doing this would be having a message that appears in chat when you first join the server saying "Rules edited as of March x 2017, type to check what has changed" then make said command link to this thread or the changelog (if that's where you're putting these updated changes), because honestly anyone who already plays the game often isn't going to scroll through every single rule to figure out what has changed. That and a good amount of people who play on the server just flat out don't check forums, which is something I personally cannot blame on them unless they are admins, who are essentially required to check forums every now and then.

 

 

EDIT: Wait did this JUST happen or am I really blind?

 

 

Regardless tho make sure it's the first message when you join (unless it is and once again I'm just blind) and maybe put a date on it. My bad if this has always been around.